· Training and equipping soldiers and troops to use modern armoured platforms, artillery systems, air defence missiles as top priority
· Utilising new technologies: the effectiveness of simulation to prepare forces for combat
· Enabling a force to become more efficient and better prepared to tackle new challenges
· The criticality of training for the modern battlefield requires comprehensive training programs and improved interoperability with allied nations
· The importance of our NATO allies and the integrating warfighting functions to include intel, fires, manoeuvre, sustainment to make the kill chain successful.
· The importance of a kill contract to allow the Corps to focus targeting on IAD, C2, Logistics, and the Integrated Fires Command which will in return shape the fight for the divisions.
· The need for improved training and integration with intelligence and command and control systems to fully utilise technological advancements.
· Disrupting enemy capabilities, observations from the Ukraine conflict and the importance of precision deep-strike integration with intelligence, leveraging commercial drones, and agile networking
· Restructuring forces to enhance military capabilities and better integrate new systems
· US Army’s activities in developing requirements for threat models
· Addressing current and future challenges for vehicles in combat
· Integration of intelligence into capability development and working with industry to meet requirements for armoured vehicles
· Poland’s response to the invasion in Ukraine and increased demand
· Working with local industry to deliver vehicle development requirements
· The acquisition of 1,400 new armoured vehicles
· Commonality & Interoperability on the Battlefield
· Precisions Fires & JADC2 as an enabler to shorten the Kill chain
· The Impact of the Next Generation of Long-range Precisions Fire on the future of artillery
· The modernisation of new weapon systems; including plans to acquire and maintain artillery capability in Slovenian Armed Forces
· Exploiting the full potential of UAVs; integration with services (especially with artillery)
· Expanding current capability and supporting multi-domain operations
· Utilising K9 and K10 artillery systems for enhance accuracy and speed at great distances of 40km
· Increasing the efficiency of operation, production and maintenance of newly procured artillery systems
· Minimising collateral damage: the utility of precision-guided artillery munitions and systems with extended range capabilities
· Recent acquisitions and overview of military assets
· Collaborating with domestic and international defence companies; technology transfer and local production
· Upgrading military systems to meet NATO standards: upcoming procurement project with aims to modernise forces
• Implemented a modernisation plan that includes phasing out legacy platforms in favor of off-the-shelf IFVs
• Increased mobility and survivability with new MBTs
• Improving firepower and situational awareness through the acquisition of vehicles
· Army integration of VR and simulations to improve the delivery of training to troops on a large scale
· The challenges that come with training for multi-domain operations; enhancing investment during peacetime
Understanding the dimensions of MDO and preparing soldiers for these: terrain, human factors, information
· As recent military actions in Ukraine demonstrate, land warfare continues to be increasingly complex. What lessons can we draw from recent activities in Ukraine?
· Is there evidence to support claims that armoured vehicles are generally vulnerable in the modern battlespace?
Aside from technology, what role are other factors like training, terrain and tactics playing?
· Lessons learnt from Ukraine conflict
· Enhancing MBTs mobility and firepower
· How Turkish Industry is enhancing Survivability through Active Protection Systems
· Implemented a modernisation plan that includes phasing out legacy platforms in favor of off-the-shelf IFVs.
· Increased mobility and survivability with new MBTs
· Improving firepower and situational awareness through the acquisition of vehicles.
• Interoperability and ensuring seamless coordination with allied forces
• Incorporating advanced targeting systems to enhance precision in joint fire support
• Developing more mobile artillery units to support rapid deployment
• Key observations from Ukraine: A Swiss perspective
• Improving the efficiency of Switzerland’s training command across artillery and armour
• Future plans: accelerating training programs for Swiss soldiers
· The King of Battle: has Ukraine’s successful use of HIMARS illuminated the value of precision munitions?
· The success of C2 systems in coordinating and executing artillery missions
Advantages and disadvantages of using armed drones to ground-based targets than traditional aircraft could enable greater precision in targeting
• Building up a logistics support structure and resiliency for customer nations
• Pros and cons of this common approach to life cycle management support
• Supply chain management in times of crisis
· Comparative capabilities of artillery assets
· Transition from Soviet style artillery systems to NATO models
· Application experience and benefits of adopting more mobile systems
· Minimising collateral damage: the utility of precision-guided artillery munitions and systems with extended range capabilities